(Answered) Ammo explosion injuries while shut down

[Saklad5]

Ammo explosions damage pilots through neurohelmet feedback rather than direct injury, as discussed on page 125 of the tenth printing of Total Warfare.

While a unit is shut down, does neurohelmet feedback still occur? I see no rule saying it doesn't, though logically the neurohelmet is not functioning at that point.

Since heat effects are resolved simultaneously, a heat-induced ammo explosion in the same phase as a heat-induced shutdown would not be affected by this. I'm specifically referring to explosions that occur after that point, whether from continued heat effects, weapons fire, or any other potential cause.

[Sartris]

While a unit is shut down, does neurohelmet feedback still occur?

Yes

I see no rule saying it doesn't

No exception given, no exception granted. Players are always welcome ask if an exception was meant to be given, but the rules were intended to be written so that if you are not given an alternate path to resolution, you follow the standard procedures.

though logically the neurohelmet is not functioning at that point.

It is. 

Since heat effects are resolved simultaneously, a heat-induced ammo explosion in the same phase as a heat-induced shutdown would not be affected by this. I'm specifically referring to explosions that occur after that point, whether from continued heat effects, weapons fire, or any other potential cause.

all ammo explosions cause feedback damage.